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11 Subscriptions Draining Hundreds From Your Bank Account Every Year
Miranda Marquit on July 30, 2026
Don’t waste your money on subscriptions you don’t need. Cancel these today.
Budget, Invest and Build Wealth with These All-in-One Budgeting Apps
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
One tracked app is free forever, while rivals charge up to $15 a month for AI-driven budgeting, investing and retirement insights.
Mercedes-Benz Recalls Over 310K Cars. See the Affected Models
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
A corroded door-lock switch could disable the parking brake on over 310,000 Mercedes-Benz SUVs and sedans — check if your model made the list.
One Hidden Cost of Working from Home Could Add $600 a Year
Alora Bopray and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
HVAC experts say remote workers may see energy bills climb up to $50 a month, but a few upgrades can shrink the increase.
8 Things You Should Know Before ‘Locking’ Your Home Title
Jim Gold on July 30, 2026
The threat of fraudsters getting away with stealing your property is low but real. There are plenty of free ways you can protect yourself, though.
8 Nutrients That Help Improve the Health and Look of Your Skin
Liz Lotts on July 30, 2026
Nourish your skin from the inside out with these key vitamins and other nutrients.
15 of the Best Places to Retire in the Mountains (Right Here in America)
Jim Gold on October 8, 2026
Take a peek at these peak places piquing retirees’ interests in rugged adventures along with hints of big-city style, culture and entertainment.
12 Ways to Supercharge Your Retirement Savings While You’re Still Working
Mike Pappis on July 30, 2026
Discover how to optimize your financial foundation and maximize your nest egg before you leave the workforce.
Discover the Hidden Gem of Northern Cyprus for Easy, Affordable Mediterranean Living
Sophia Titley on July 30, 2026
Discover a sun-soaked Mediterranean gem where English is spoken and the cost of living is surprisingly low.
She Avoided Cervical Cancer Screenings for 30 Years. Her Wife’s Death Changed Everything
Sara Moniuszko and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
A new at-home HPV test convinced her to get checked — and it caught a precancerous condition before it became cancer.
Miami-Dade County Leads Florida in Cyclosporiasis Cases. How Many?
Sarah Perkel and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 30, 2026
Florida has logged 154 cyclosporiasis cases since May, and Miami-Dade County’s 32 confirmed cases far outpace every other county in the outbreak.
Suze Orman Says, ‘You Have to Be Insured, People.’ Before You Cut Your Home, Renters or Auto Coverage, Read This
Kendall Blythe on July 30, 2026
It’s one of the few things worth paying for that you hope you never have to use.
7 Things the FTC Says This Popular Prescription Site Did Behind Your Back
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 30, 2026
Your prescription. Your diagnosis. Your credit card. Federal regulators say all three were handled in ways you never approved.
I Got New-to-Me Clothing by Swapping With Others
Betty Lin-Fisher and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
One writer swapped 16 items for 26 new-to-her pieces — including a designer dress her daughter later found retailing for $218
Cyclosporiasis Cases Climb in Pittsburgh as Outbreak Surges around US
Finch Walker and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 30, 2026
The CDC now counts more than 6,700 confirmed cases nationwide, and Pittsburgh alone has logged dozens more tied to recalled iceberg lettuce.
Critical Shortage: Red Cross Declares Second-Ever Blood Supply Crisis
Marc Ramirez and USA TODAY on July 29, 2026
Type O reserves have shrunk to less than a one-day supply, and just three more donors per drive could end the crisis.
A 4,000-Year-Old Disease Is on the Rise in This State Thanks to Armadillos
Mary Walrath-Holdridge, Jim Waymer and USA TODAY on July 29, 2026
Florida logged 17 leprosy cases this year, and central Florida alone accounts for 81% of the state’s total — here’s the surprising animal link.
15 Surprising Things That Expire — or Become Dangerous
Marilyn Lewis on July 29, 2026
Some common items do go bad — or worse — even if you thought they would last forever.
Some Gen Z Aren’t Buying Homes, They’re Investing in Timeshares
Kathleen Wong and USA TODAY on July 29, 2026
One Gen Z couple paid nearly $38,000 for vacation points instead of a home down payment — and calls it the smartest investment they’ve made.
16 Essential Steps to Design a Retirement You Won’t Regret
Kathleen Coxwell on July 29, 2026
A lot of retirement planning focuses on money decisions. But what about the things that will make you happy?
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